ctr_loadrun

The ctr_loadrun tool is used to run specified programs in a debugger (such as PARTNER-CTR). It can be used to run programs from the command line without requiring any debugger operations.

Options Arguments Description

-h (--help) Displays help.

-l (--devicelist) Displays the connected devices.

-t (--timeout) TIMEOUT-SECONDS Sets the timeout from startup to exit.

-e (--exit-pattern) EXIT-PATTERN Exits upon output of a string that matches the regular expression specified by EXIT-PATTERN.
The regular expression syntax conforms with the .NET Framework's System.Text.RegularExpressions namespace.

-c (--command) COMMAND Specifies the command to run before loading the image file.

-m (--macro) MACROFILE Specifies the macro file to run before loading the image file.

-d (--device) SERIALNUMBER Specifies which device to use by its serial number.

-nw (--no-wait) Exits loadrun when it is confirmed that all commands have been sent.

-ns (--no-start) Normally the G command, which runs the program, is sent after the program has been loaded.
With this option, the G command is not sent.

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Options	Arguments	Description
`-h (--help)`		Displays help.
`-l (--devicelist)`		Displays the connected devices.
`-t (--timeout)`	`TIMEOUT-SECONDS`	Sets the timeout from startup to exit.
`-e (--exit-pattern)`	`EXIT-PATTERN`	Exits upon output of a string that matches the regular expression specified by `EXIT-PATTERN`. The regular expression syntax conforms with the .NET Framework's `System.Text.RegularExpressions` namespace.
`-c (--command)`	`COMMAND`	Specifies the command to run before loading the image file.
`-m (--macro)`	`MACROFILE`	Specifies the macro file to run before loading the image file.
`-d (--device)`	`SERIALNUMBER`	Specifies which device to use by its serial number.
`-nw (--no-wait)`		Exits `loadrun` when it is confirmed that all commands have been sent.
`-ns (--no-start)`		Normally the `G` command, which runs the program, is sent after the program has been loaded. With this option, the `G` command is not sent.